Thank you, Nick! It would be fun to experiment with various weights as well as extended and condensed versions.

Bear, what software do you have? The only free one I know of is FontForge, and it's not for the faint of heart.

I made a quick go at it, used Illustrator CS6 to auto-trace your PNG, and with a bit of parameter tinkering I got a very close match. Then I copied the outlines into InDesign and used a tool of my own to convert it into a Type 1 flavored OpenType font. All in all about an hour or so of work.

It needed a bit of fiddling to get reasonable left and right side bearings, and you also might want to know that curved bottoms and tops should actually stick out a bit of the 'regular box' -- above and below the straight lines in your 'z'.

An interesting project because of your fantastic swash-like extensions on the 'b', 'k', and 'q' -- I'm not sure I got those right. Perhaps these need OpenType features and swashless alternates for these characters, or maybe some ligatures.

Thank you so much, Theunis! That was very kind of you to go to the trouble to help me like you have. I do appreciate it!